Ryan Johnson

As it was on the third day, so it is today… The grave is still empty, and Heaven is still roaring that Jesus Christ is alive forevermore!

It’s Good Friday, friends. 3-3-26. He’s not on the cross anymore. :). He’s alive!!!! And coming back again!!!

God Wants to Use You in This Season (2 Roles You Must Know) youtu.be/IX14V4dF0bw?si… via @YouTube

This episode of Strike the Ground confronts one of the most dangerous shifts happening in the Church today, a watered-down, powerless version of the resurrection. This is not symbolic. This is not optional. This changes EVERYTHING. 📺 Join us LIVE: youtube.com/live/r7Y5anD-K… TUESDAY, MARCH 31st at 6 pm EST / 5 pm CST

Concerning your own life… There is a way to silence the noise and reduce the possibility of your life having drama on social media, and that is to live with unwavering integrity and godly character. You cannot control what others say, assume, or project, but you can govern how you live. And when your life is rooted in truth, consistency, and righteousness, it becomes its own defense. Integrity speaks louder than opinions. Character outlasts accusations. A life lived rightly before God carries a weight that no comment section can overturn. People may talk, and probably will talk, but you don’t have to answer every voice. When your walk aligns with your words, your fruit will testify on your behalf. In time, truth doesn’t have to argue, it stands.

You will not step into promise while still rehearsing pain. Israel’s greatest struggle was not Pharaoh, it was memory. Though their bodies left Egypt, Egypt remained in their thinking. Every hardship in the wilderness triggered a backward point of view: “It was better for us in Egypt…” Not because Egypt was good, but because it was familiar. You will never move fully into what is ahead of you if your attention is consumed by what was done to you. Looking back gives the illusion of understanding, but it often becomes a justification for stagnation. It comforts your present lack of progress by giving you someone, or something to blame. As long as Egypt remains your reference point, you will measure your future by your past instead of by God’s promise. At some point, you must decide: Will I be shaped by what wounded me, or by what God has spoken over me? Coming out of Egypt is not just a location shift, it is an identity transformation. God did not just bring Israel out of Egypt; He was trying to get Egypt out of them. But they resisted the process. They longed for old systems, old securities, and old patterns, even when those things once enslaved them. Why? Because transformation requires surrender, and surrender threatens the illusion of control. You cannot carry bondage into promise. To Come Out… * You will have to do what you have never done. * Think in ways you have never thought. * Trust in ways you have never trusted. * Walk in obedience when it makes no natural sense. Old pathways will not lead you into new territory. Old mindsets cannot sustain new growth. Old plans will collapse under the weight of where God is taking you. There is a reason God did not lead Israel the familiar way (Exodus 13:17). The familiar would have pulled them back. The new path (for Israel) was not just about destination, it was about dependence. New paths will require new strategies. New seasons will demand new responses. New territory will expose whether you are still tied to old thinking. Some of you are waiting for God to move forward, while God is waiting for you to let it go. You cannot hold onto yesterday and possess tomorrow at the same time. There comes a moment where looking back is no longer reflection, it becomes rebellion. Because it resists the forward movement of God. Where you look reveals where you belong. If your focus is behind you, your progress will always be limited. But when your eyes are set forward, fixed on the promise, anchored in obedience, you position yourself for transformation. Your “Egypt” may have marked you, but it does not have to define you. The wilderness may have stretched you, but it is not your final destination. The promise is still ahead, but it requires a people willing to move forward without needing to look back. So come out, not just in body, but in mind. Come out, not just in confession, but in conviction. Come out, not just from what held you, but from the version of you that learned to survive it. You will not inherit what is ahead while living from what is behind. Come out of Egypt!

We cannot afford to play politics with this. Any legal system or policy that conflicts with the U.S. Constitution must be rejected and addressed as a threat to our Republic.

@SenTuberville is 100% correct…silence cannot be the route that individuals choose because they fear being labeled a “phobia.”

This is truly a massive problem that people cannot afford to ignore or remain silent on.

An extremely dangerous candidate!!

Faithfulness is not first demanded by God; it is demonstrated by Him. 📷 Lamentations 3:22–23 “The LORD’S lovingkindnesses indeed never cease, for His compassions never fail. They are new every morning; great is Your faithfulness.” Before you are ever called to be faithful, you are first sustained by His faithfulness. When leaders forget this truth, leadership becomes performance, striving to prove something to everyone, everywhere, and every time. But when leaders remain anchored in the faithfulness of God, leadership becomes stewardship, faithfully caring for what He has entrusted. Never forget: You are not leading to earn His faithfulness. You are leading because of His faithfulness.

Imagine harboring so much hatred toward an individual that even when they act to confront and overthrow evil, you still cannot rejoice for the people who now have hope. This is the current state of affairs within media and politics, where opposition has become their identity, public outrage has become currency, and the inability to acknowledge good across the aisle reveals how deeply division has rooted itself in the heart of our culture. Ultimately, when resentment grips your heart, it refuses to celebrate what is good, to choose anger over potential freedom, and to settle for bitterness over the possibility of breakthrough, no matter the outcome.

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When facing my wife's serious illness, I told God I couldn't imagine life without her. He responded, "Then don't." A powerful reminder to focus on faith and victory, not fear. #Faith #Victory

Thinking a "word for 2026" has an expiration date? Consider that God is the great I AM—always present. Everything in God is always available to us. #Faith #GodIsGood

God designed a system where He partners with us on Earth. We're stewards of space and time, co-laboring with Him. The prophetic helps us align with God's heart. #DivinePartnership #PropheticVoice

In 2026, it's time to move beyond the past. God's voice aligns with His Word, offering scriptural alignment for every true prophetic word from the Lord. #Prophecy #Faith

Skeptical of new year prophetic words? Many roll their eyes, but is God truly speaking? Why should we listen, instead of mock? Is there a divine message in the new year? #Prophecy #Faith

Does God only speak because the calendar changes? What's the real purpose of prophecy, especially in the New Testament? Prophecy can be predictive, but there's too much emphasis on predicting the future. #Prophecy #NewTestament